Editorials Their home not so sweet
Nineteen Vietnamese nationals who came to the United States to teach their language tools and civilian government employees fear they may have to return to South Vietnam. Texas Army language school offers temporary jobs while their future remains uncertain. The group faced job loss after striking while teaching in Monterey and discovering their union opposed the war.
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United States
South Vietnam
Texas
American Federation of Peachers
Monterey
Court weighs liquor board power over nude dancing
A federal ruling questions whether state liquor licensing can curb legal entertainment at bars. The Wilmington tavern attorney argues nude dancing is protected by the First Amendment, while critics say the decision does not grant broad protection for all nude performances. The case now hinges on whether the specific entertainment violated existing law.
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Alcoholic Beverage Central Board
Wilmington
Awyer
Editor warns of marijuana harm after Berkeley clinic director change of view
Harvey Powelson, director of the University of California Berkeley student psychiatric clinic, now argues prolonged marijuana use harms the mind. He revised his stance from supporting legalization to noting cognitive and behavioral decline after years of daily use, including disrupted coherence and motivational loss among students who dropped out or struggled to resume campus life.
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Harvey Powelson
Univrsity of California Berkeley
Mariana
Powerset
Powelson
Stulpits
Sehool
Poselsuns
Astrologer Itn The Underground and Other Poems
A collection by Andrey Busta translated by Dugna Boraks and Michael Bullock from Ohio Wuty Press. Short lines and vivid imagery mark the poems of the young Polish exile, who teaches at the University of British Columbia.
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ITN the. Underground
Andrey Busta
Dugna Boraks
Michael Bullock
Ohio
Wuty Press
Busta
University
British Columbia
China shifts tone as experts weigh what it means
Washington observes a cautious China shift, suggesting Peking aims to influence postwar settlements and nuclear talks without backing a full pivot from Moscow. Experts doubt a major policy change, viewing it as tactical to limit Soviet influence, while Nixon fosters dialogue and an honorable link with Beijing.
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United States
China
Peking
Vietnam
Suez Canal
Pakistan
Japan
Soviet Union
Nixon
Asia
Okinawa
Korea
Thailand
Philippines
Pacific Basin
North Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Moscow
Mao Tse-lung
Goodwill Hope Hints at Ping Pong Talks With China
Washington observers warn against rosy overtones from U S table tennis ties with China. The piece argues that certain factions overestimate goodwill and forgiveness to resolve broader tensions, noting the Chinese reception may be aimed to provoke a reaction.
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Washington
Chinese Peoples Republic
China
Richard Wilson on U S Peking relations and cultural exchanges
The piece argues that pop culture exchanges with the Communist world offer little success and that deeper differences remain between the United States and Peking. It compares cultural diplomacy with Soviet and Hanoi ties, noting limited trade gains and the need to recognize each regime acts for its own purposes.
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Peking
United States
Soviet Union
Taoh
Moscow
Formosa
Asia
Tadochina
van Cliburn
China
Freedom from freedom and the Fifth Amendment debate
Letter writers attack the idea of a fifth freedom while urging constitutional changes to restrict criminals and limit Supreme Court power. They advocate amendments to curb self-incrimination misinterpretation and propose retirement ages for justices. A second note compliments a Stravinsky obituary reflection for its humanist tone.
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